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British government decision to give India its independence?
the british didnt have an choice other than to grant indias wish for freedom.
Who wrote the book Indias first war of Independence?
The book "India's First War of Independence" was written by Vinayak Damodar Savarkar. It provides a nationalist perspective on the 1857 uprising against British colonial rule in India.
What is the event that initially fueled Indias independence movement was the?
Amritsar massacre
In which year did the Sepoy Mutiny Indias first freedom struggle take place?
In 1857.
In which year 26Th January was celebrated as Indias Independence day?
In 1930, January 26th was celebrated as Indian Independence Day.
How was the outcome of Vietnam's independence movement in 1954 similar to the outcome of indias independence movement in 1947?
Both Vietnam and India were split into multiple countries (Apex).
When was Compañías Indias created?
Compañías Indias was created in 1990.
Why is the amritsar masscre the turning point of India?
the amritsar massacre was a turning point o many indias, it convince them of the evils of the british rule .
What is the signifigance of Indias monsoon season?
it supplies 80% of indias yearly rainfall
When was Indias de Mayagüez created?
Indias de Mayagüez was created in 2002.
What is Indias's population?
No
What responsibility did the British government have toward Indias transition to independence after ruling for over 200 years?
The British government had a responsibility to ensure a smooth and orderly transition to independence for India, given their long colonial rule of over 200 years. This included addressing the diverse political, social, and economic complexities within India and facilitating a dialogue among various Indian leaders and communities. Additionally, it was crucial for the British to manage the transfer of power in a way that minimized violence and communal strife, ultimately respecting the aspirations of the Indian people for self-governance. Their actions during this period would significantly shape India's future and the legacy of British colonialism.
